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22-- -çrono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 8th, W6 Durham prepares business directory ■ The Region of Dunham's hew Business Directory, is new ready said Bob Ni col, the Director of Development for' the Rgeion of Durham. , The Business Directory contains the names of manufacturing manufacturing firms in all eight- .area centres in alphabetical alphabetical order with the names of the principle management staff, number of employees and the products manufactured. manufactured. Inquiries for our Directory has been quite phenominal and to date we have up to 300 requests. The Business Directory is published once yearly and is continually being updated to meet ■ the changes of management management personnel and new plant openings. Mr. Nicol, Said it is good business to buy locally and this book is of special interest travel agents, business concerns, concerns, banks, real estate offices, purchasing agents." The book sells for five dollars and can be purchased by contacting Mr. Robert J. Nicol, Director of Development, Development, Planning and Development, Development, Region of Durham, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby Ontario. Newcastle water plant approved to purchasing agents who perhaps do not know that a supplier of goods may be operating within Durham. "A good cross section of our community is buying the book", said Nicol, "salesmen, Last week the regional council gave approval for the construction of a 1.8 million gallon a day water plant for the Village of Newcastle, Its fate however however won't be decided until the next meeting of council Council discussed the item for more than an hour last Wednesday about the need of a plant that would service 10,000 population, while the current population population is # 2,200 and the projected growth in the regional official plan for the year 2001 is 7,000. Coun, Allan Pilkey of Oshawa won in a motion'to have the matter reconsid-, ered at the next regional meeting. The final vote on the works department recommendation recommendation was 14 to 8 with eight members absent "There are a number of people who are absent when the vote was taken and I want a chance for them to vote on this matter", he,said. Total cost of the project has been estimated at $2.8 million. F.R. Tennant Fuels Ltd. Phone 983-5693 WHITE'S FENCING instAlltions ALL TYPES'OF FENCING RESIDENTIAL , INDUSTRIAL POOL ENCLOSURES : FREE ESTIMATES * 576-5606 Orono arena N D P Meet FROM PAGE 1 mark the building would be closed as it would if snow existed on the building. In the case of snow load many have said the snow does not build up on the roof of the building so infact this should not become a hazard. Mr. Rickard stated that if they could get through this winter the building could be replaced early in 1977 so it could be in use for the fair and for use as an arena. An executive meeting of the Durham East; New Democratic Democratic Party Riding Association was held at the home of Fran Moffatt, Kendal, on Wednesday, Wednesday, September 1, at which Obituary % BYAMS PLUMBING - HEATING Sales and Service 24 HOUR BURNERSERVOCE GULF FINANCING Low Interest Rates Phone: Tyrone 263-2650 We. Are Moving. ... .to Larger Quarters BOWMAN VILLE broadLoom Our New Location 170 CHURCH STREET BOWMAN VILLE 623-5054 Cushion Floor from $3.95 sq. Yard Roll Ends and Remnants now available William C. Hall, B - Comm. Chartered Accountant Phone Newcastle 987-4240 ALL DAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDÀY CECIL BEBEE JONES A respected and well known citizen of the area Cecil Bebee Jones passed away at Oshawa .General Hospital on Monday, August 16th, 1976 in his 81st year. . In failing health for two years he was born in Hope Township. Son of the late George and Melona Jones. He was married January 16th 1932 to Elsie Isabel McHolm. After serving in the 1st World War he became a member of Br.-178 Legion of Bowman ville. For many years he farmed in Hope Township, then moving to Orono where he resided for 36 years. An employee of General General Motors for 23 years, retiring eleven years ago. He supported all sports in the community. Surviving besides his wife are his children George, of ' Bowmanville, Eileen (Mrs. Don Stephens) Orono, Carol ly (Mrs. Brian Priestley) Oshawa, Joyce (Mrs. Francis Cowan) Orono, Patsy (Mrs. Fred Storsbergen), Orono, Paul, Orono, and Julie (Mrs. Règ Worr) Garden Hill, 17 Grandchildren and 1 Great grandchild. Sisters, Ethel (Mrs. W. Payne),' Isabel.' •.(Mrs. B. St. Louis), Clara (Mrs. Hi Sheppard), Mary (Mrs. W. O'Neill.), brother Ethan all of Port Hope. Predeceased by two brothers Stanley and Delbert. Funeral services were conducted conducted on Wednesday at the Morris Funeral Chapel by Reverend David Spivey, Newcastle. Newcastle. Pall-bearers' were Brooks Cowan, Henry Cantrell, Orville Orville Chatterton, Harry Mercer, George Dunlop and Aleck Moffat, all close friends. Interment at Orono Cemqt- çry. many general meetings and events were planned for the coming year. A celebration, called "The First Big One," is being held 1 in Newcastle on September 18th, the anniversary of the election of Doug Moffatt to the Provincial Legislature. ' Plans were finalized for the October 12 meeting in Bowmanville Bowmanville when the guest speaker will be Shirley Carr, vice-president of the Canadian Canadian Labour Congress. A dinner meeting, on the thethe of consumer law and consumer consumer education, will tie held in November in Oshawa. Themes for meetings in the new year include ( lear Power, preparation 'Srf Income Income Tax Returns, Education and Lumbering in Ontario. On the lighter side, a family skating party and sleigh ride will be held in February. •AT ORONO THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FRIDAY AFTERNOON School Parade at 1.30 p.m. Prizes for Floats, Decorated Bicycles Pet Show and Contest Dairy Princess Show Sheep Show 4 -H Club Pay Fat Calf Show at 3.30 p.m. Sale.ât 6.30 p.m- . 9-11 THURSDAY EVENING 7.00p.m.sharp^ VARIETY SHOW Featuring the LEAHY FAMILY of Lakefield M c _ Ray NkNeilly. Bohcaygeon Durham Blacks. White Show Fun for everyone at Robertson Midv/ay SATURDAY AFTERNOON HORSE PARADE AT 1.00 p.m Miss Durham Central Pageant Light & Heavy Horse Show' Guernseys - Ayrshires - Jerseys Beef Cattle Show Gnat Show Gordie Tapp Show Tug of War Finals MacDonald's Farm « tug OF WAR ELIMINATIONS Team- Drawing Competition For tteavyandUgl^'a^® FRIDAY EVENING ,v Over one | of Ontario's Fastest Tracks Entertainment bvX ^ fWdler Stan Porto a, the , y nimmii PAR, MUTU AL WAGERING PARLMU ^ fftLFtuC T| 0Ji ^, M n.m. ^GORDIE TAPP and the Nashville Sound providing the music Ipr ^DANCING--; Orono Arena starting at 9.00 p.m. c-àvï'i JS /I Rabbits, Poultry, Baking, Flowers, Needlework, Junior Work, Machine a i ■■ in ■ i V : food STORES F With theseBack-to-Schoal Food Buys! S JT S jr * 7 Fresh Picnic Style Pork Roasts shoulde< lb. 88c Tender Sweet , * .. Pork Chops shoulder lb..98c Ideal for Dressing . Pork Spa reribs lb. $1.39 2 pkgs. .88c lb. 88c Pride of Canada 6 Ounce Package Lunch Meats Bums Small Link Ss usage <beef& pork> Pride of Canada Smoked - Boneless , Dinner. Shoulders lb. $1.78 Burns Old Country , , . Polish Sausage lb. .99c , I* SSSSSf'SSSSSr-fSZ'ï'.SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS, ' .FOR Y.Ot JR FREEZER , Custom Cut HINDS'O BEEF $1.19 CUSTOM CUT CANADA GRADED A-t 1 Average Weight 125-135 lbs. CORNISH'S